Dr. Mahboob Khan BSc, MBA,CHQO , [PHd ] Healthcare Management

A mini hospital module with a diagnostic center, pharmacy ,a clinic with micro surgery setup and a medical supplies.

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Industry leaders are required to keep up with change. In regulated industries like the
life sciences, ensuring the safety of all products—and therefore, the public—is a
main priority. Change is the necessary component driving continuous improvement.
Organizational leaders must have the necessary tools to keep up with changes to
products, processes, or the market.
The medical device industry has noticed this factor and uses it to save lives. Artificial
intelligence (AI) in the… عرض المزيد

Industry leaders are required to keep up with change. In regulated industries like the
life sciences, ensuring the safety of all products—and therefore, the public—is a
main priority. Change is the necessary component driving continuous improvement.
Organizational leaders must have the necessary tools to keep up with changes to
products, processes, or the market.
The medical device industry has noticed this factor and uses it to save lives. Artificial
intelligence (AI) in the life sciences industry is capable of more than one could
imagine and it’s changing the future. For example, one organization is creating AIbased voice robot technology, which, according to an article in Management Matters
Network, will deliver custom prescriptive advice to managers using strengths and
performance data to help better coach and engage employees.
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Goals and Proposed Actions

The Task Force has identified as its primary goal in this area to work in collaboration with other chronic disease prevention efforts and initiatives and, using proven science, to promote healthy lifestyles and diabetes disease management (including self-management) across the lifespan to prevent diabetes and its complications.

Activities identified to implement this goal would reach a diverse audience of providers, patients, communities, and the health… عرض المزيد

Goals and Proposed Actions

The Task Force has identified as its primary goal in this area to work in collaboration with other chronic disease prevention efforts and initiatives and, using proven science, to promote healthy lifestyles and diabetes disease management (including self-management) across the lifespan to prevent diabetes and its complications.

Activities identified to implement this goal would reach a diverse audience of providers, patients, communities, and the health care system. They include:

Develop and implement programs for primary care practitioners designed to increase their awareness of diabetes standards of care and proven methods for diabetes prevention.
Promote educational opportunities for patients with and at risk for diabetes.
Support environmental changes within communities that will be conducive to healthy lifestyles.
Develop and disseminate educational materials aimed at prevention messages for all age groups from pre-school to seniors.
Educate policymakers regarding the benefit of adequate insurance coverage for patient education, including improved quality of life and patient care, and cost savings.
Promote regular physical activity and good nutrition in schools. عرض أقل

I accredited Durdans Hospital Srilanka in just 6 months. It was a historic achievement. First Hospital in Srilanka to get JCI Gold seal of approval.

Elderly patients with diabetes are prone to a number of complications, some of which take precedence over or hinder or preclude the intensive glucose control recommended for younger diabetic patients. This article reviews some of these complications, including coronary artery disease, retinopathy, neuropathy, nephropathy, and others.Management of the elderly with diabetes presents unique challenges because of associated comorbidities, but with attention to detail and individualized approaches… عرض المزيد

Elderly patients with diabetes are prone to a number of complications, some of which take precedence over or hinder or preclude the intensive glucose control recommended for younger diabetic patients. This article reviews some of these complications, including coronary artery disease, retinopathy, neuropathy, nephropathy, and others.Management of the elderly with diabetes presents unique challenges because of associated comorbidities, but with attention to detail and individualized approaches, quality and duration of life can be optimized. The greatest attention should be given to reduction of overall cardiovascular risk.Glycemic goals and the treatment regimens to achieve those goals should be individualized and chosen to control hyperglycemic symptoms and achieve the maximal glycemic control possible while minimizing the risk of hypoglycemia. Diabetes will continue to be a challenge to the patient, the physician, the care team, and the health care system. عرض أقل